Bernard Mabille se dévoile

Bernard Mabille unveils himself at La Comédie de Toulouse on January 29, 2027. The sharp-witted columnist returns to the stage with an all-new one-man show, once again postponing the hour of farewell in order to take his time making people laugh. True to his trademark approach, he takes current events as raw material, observes the masters of buffoonery who govern us, and wryly notes that he’ll quit the day they become reasonable.

A companion of Coluche in his early days and a familiar contributor to Les Grosses Têtes, Mabille cultivates a taste for the right word and for political satire. Here he is more intimate and freer, playing with words people no longer dare say and cutting to the core without excess, with a clear-eyed view of the times. The show is advertised as free of AI but full of rhythm and repartee: measured irony, candid confessions that don’t beat around the bush, and what defines him—language, ideas, and the simple desire to share a moment.